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Where is the best place to install a bathroom exhaust fan?

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Updated on December 29, 2015

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Answer: Ceiling
Robbins Nest Construction
Answer: Outside the shower
M&D Home Improvement
Answer: Ceiling
Joseph Crum
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Answer: through the roof
Remodeling Innovations Group
Answer: Center of the room and/or close to water vapors area.
SA Building & Remodeling, Co.
Answer: In the ceiling and to be hard piped outside.
Buckeye Guys Construction, LLC
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Answer: The center of the bathroom is most typical.
Construct Boss
Answer: Ceiling of the bathroom, close to the tub.
Misija construction
Answer: In bathroom
Hamilton contractors
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Answer: Somewhere near the tub and toilet.
G&J Carpentery Services
Answer: In the ceiling or vent to exterior wall. Depends on what kind or room you have.
Pinchot Home Improvement LLC
Answer: In the center of the room, however if there are no windows you may need to put it over closer to the shower
Bloom Again Design
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Answer: In the ceiling
DELEM Remodeling
Answer: Over tub or shower
Superior Repair Service
Answer: Close to a shower.
Relux Construction LLC
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Answer: Ceiling
Peace of Mind Plumbing LLC
Answer: Center of room. Closest to shower/tin area
Midwest construction
Answer: In the ceiling.
Eric Dahl, Building Design & Drafting
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Answer: In the center of the room
Four All Seasons Construction
Answer: In the bathroom ceiling exhausting to the outside.
Kling Brothers Builders LLC
Answer: between the toilet and shower
Mullins Remodeling
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Answer: I recommend placing the exhaust fan where it will be most beneficial: adjacent to the shower! Make sure the GFCI of the fan is rated for a shower and that it moves enough air to get the job done.
Kitchen Remodeling Chicago
Answer: Depends on the size of the bathroom
JJS Home Improvements LLC
Answer: Ceiling
J Schick and Sons
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